Visa guide

The visa requirements of visitors to Vietnam vary according to the nationality of the visitor, as well as the purpose of his/her visit. This list may not apply to those countries that enter into agreements with Vietnam, which allow their citizens to enter and stay in the country for a specific duration.

It can be applied online, and it is accorded only to those visitors or travellers who enter the country by flight. Also, you will not get access to Visa on Arrival facilities in all the airports in the country.

If you are looking to travel to Vietnam it’s important to make sure you have a proper grasp of the rules, regulations and requirements to get a Vietnam visa. There are some very specific considerations to take into account.

When you land at one of Vietnam international airport, please show your prepared documents to the Immigration officer, pay for fee and get your passport stamped.

The first and more time-consuming way to get a Vietnam Visa in Hong Kong is to go to the Vietnamese Embassy (it’s in the Great Smart Tower in Wan Chai Road) and apply for your visa through the office of the embassy.

Malaysia is among the list of countries whose citizens are exempted from using a visa when visiting the country of Vietnam. However, this visa exemption is not indefinite and definitely not permanent.

Vietnam requires all US citizens visiting the country to have a Vietnam visa to visit and stay in the country. So, whether you want to sample the oriental cuisine of Vietnamese dishes, or visit the War Memorials of Saigon City, you will first have to get a Visa before you start booking your tickets.

In this complete guide to getting a Vietnam visa for UK citizens, we will look at the types of visa available, the costs, how to apply and the length of stay for different visas.

Australians are just like everyone else. While their home country is gorgeous, Australians still feel the need to travel and explore the world. Many would love to visit Vietnam at least once.

The Vietnam Immigration Department modified their Visa and Immigration policies in the last update on 19th June 2017. This most recent update allows French Citizens to visit and stay in Vietnam for up to 15 days without a visa.